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IIT Alumni Teach AI to Migrant Workers in Singapore
28 Jun
Summary
- IIT Alumni Association to train 1,000 migrant workers digitally.
- MOU signed between Indian High Commission-backed IITAAS and MWC.
- Training sessions will cover digital literacy, AI, and workplace applications.
A significant partnership has been forged between the Indian Institutes of Technology Alumni Association - Singapore (IITAAS) and the Migrant Workers' Centre (MWC), with support from the Indian High Commission. This collaboration is set to deliver structured digital literacy and artificial intelligence training to an estimated 1,000 migrant workers in Singapore over the next two years.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signifies a commitment to enhancing the skills of migrant workers, many of whom are from India and other Asian countries. The MWC, a long-standing effort between trade unions and employer federations, aims to improve migrant worker welfare.
Training sessions are scheduled to begin in August 2026, occurring twice monthly at the MWC Recreation Club. The curriculum is designed to be accessible and immediately useful, covering foundational digital skills, workplace applications, and emerging technologies like AI.
This initiative highlights the proactive role of organizations like IITAAS in contributing to Singapore's inclusive growth. The program intends to empower migrant workers, fostering their safety, communication, and overall well-being through technological advancement.
